The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research - Savanna Agricultural Research Institute (CSIR-SARI) is a Ghana-based institution focused on researching and developing agricultural innovations suitable for the savanna ecosystem. Their mission is to improve food security and reduce poverty through crop improvement and sustainable farming practices. CSIR-SARI collaborates with various stakeholders to disseminate agricultural technologies across West Africa.
Technology Transfer:
CSIR-SARI actively engages in technology transfer, ensuring that their research findings and improved farming techniques are disseminated to farmers and stakeholders to enhance productivity and livelihoods in the region.
Agricultural Innovation
CSIR-SARI conducts research primarily aimed at creating and improving crop varieties that are resilient to the challenges of the savanna climate, such as drought and pest resistance.
Sustainable Practices
The institute is committed to developing and promoting sustainable agricultural practices that are environmentally friendly and maintain the health of the savanna ecosystem.
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The mandate of SARI focuses on equipping farmers in Ghana's Northern, Savannah, North East, Upper East, and Upper West Regions with the necessary technologies for enhancing their production of food and fiber crops. This approach emphasizes a sustainable farming system that not only maintains soil fertility but also strives to improve it.
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Location
Nyankpala-Tolon District
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Phone : +233 20 5788 980
Email : sari@csir.org.gh
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MON-FRI 08:00 – 17:00
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